Student Student ID # Student Phone # Advisor(s) Minimum GPA 2.00 Minor/Career Interest B.S. in Biological Science Major: Wildlife and Fisheries Sciences 2017-2018 Sample 4-Year Plan System Gen Ed Requirements (SGR's) Prerequisites/Comments CR SEM GR Prerequisites/Comments CR SEM GR SGR Goal 1 Written Communication 6 Major/College Requirements 50-54 BIOL 153 pre-req is BIOL 151; pre-req ENGL 101 Composition I (SGR 1) 3 F/S for BOT 201 and NRM 200 is BIOL 101 3-4 ENGL 201 Composition II (SGR 1) ENGL 101 3 F/S BIOL 153-153L OR BOT 201-201L OR NRM 200-200L BIOL 371 or BIOL 202-202L General Biology II & Lab (4cr), or General Botany & Lab (3 cr), or Animal Diversity & Lab (3 cr) Genetics Genetics & Organismal Biology & Lab or 151 BIOL 101 or 151 pre-req BIOL 101 or 151, & CHEM 114 pre-reqs SGR Goal 2 Oral Communication (3 credits) 3 CHEM 106-106L Chemistry Survey & Lab MATH 101 and higher 4 F/S and CHEM 108-108L Organic and Biochemistry & Lab CHEM 106 5 F/S SPCM 101 Fundamentals of Speech (SGR 2) 3 F/S SGR Goal 3 Social Sciences/Diversity (2 Disciplines, 6 credits) 6 3-4 F/S OR CHEM 112-112L General Chemistry I & Lab MATH 102 co-req or higher placement 4 F/S and CHEM 120-120L Elementary Organic Chemistry and Lab CHEM 106 or CHEM 112 4 S SGR #3 Social Sciences/Diversity elective 3 F/S OR CHEM 112-112L General Chemistry I & Lab MATH 102 co-req or higher placement 4 F/S and CHEM 326-326L Organic Chemistry I & Lab CHEM 114 4 F SGR #3 Social Sciences/Diversity elective 3 F/S CEE 434, CHEM Hydrology (3cr), or Organic Chemistry II STAT 281 pre-req for CEE 434, CHEM 328/L, PS 213/L, OR & Lab (4 cr), or Soils & Lab (3 cr), or 326 pre-req for CHEM 328, CHEM 106 or 3-4 F/S SGR Goal 4 Humanities and Arts/Diversity (2 Disciplines, 6 credits) 6 PS 243 Principles of Geology (3cr) 112 pre-req for PS 213 and PS 243 SGR #4 Humanities/Arts Diversity elective 3 F/S ENGL 379 Technical Communications ENGL 201 3 F/S SGR #4 Humanities/Arts Diversity elective 3 F/S NRM 110 Introduction to Natural Resource Management 3 F NRM 119 Orientation to Natural Resource Management 2 F SGR Goal 5 Mathematics (3 credits) 3 NRM 230 Natural Resource Mgmt Techniques SUMMER 3 SU MATH 102 College Algebra (SGR 5) Math 102 or higher 3 F/S NRM 282-282L Natural Resource Statistics & Lab MATH 102 pre-req 3 F NRM/BIOL 311 Principles of Ecology 3 F SGR Goal 6 Natural Sciences (6 credits) 8 RANG 374-374L Nat Res Habitat Conserv, Mgmt and Restoration & Lab 4 F BIOL 101-101L Biology Survey I and Lab (3 cr) WL 220 Intro Wildlife and Fisheries 3 F(OL)/S BIOL 151 recommended for all students 4 F OR BIOL 151-151L General Biology I and Lab (4 cr) WL 411-411L Principles of Wildlife Mgmt & Lab WL 363-363L or WL 355-355L 3 F PHYS 101-101L Survey of Physics For PHYS 111: MATH 102, 115, 120, 121, WL 412-412L Principles of Fisheries Mgmt & Lab WL 220, NRM 230 or department consent 3 S 4 F/S OR PHYS 111-111L Intro to Physics I 123, 125, 281 or consent WL 430-430L Human Dimensions in Natural Resource Mgmt 3 S S Comments/Notes Major Requirements with course options to select Check for Prerequesites 22-25 For more information on Honors College program requirements and to view the Honors Academic Advising Guide Sheet: http://www.sdstate.edu/van-d-and-barbara-b-fishback-honors Take 1 Botany Select 1 from: BOT 301-301L (3cr), 405-405L (3cr), 415-415L (3cr), or 419-419L (3cr), RANG 210-210L (2cr), or RANG 400 (1cr) 1-3 F/S Take 3 Organismal Select 3 from: WL 355-355L (3cr), 363-363L (4cr), 367-367L (3cr), 418-418L (3cr), 427-427L (3cr), or 434-434L (3cr) 9-10 F/S Take 3 Advanced Select 3 from: EES 425-425L (3cr), EES 430-430L (3cr), NRM 450-450L (3cr), NRM 464 (3cr), NRM 466-466L (3 cr), NRM 482-482L (3cr), RANG 321 (3cr), WL 415-415L (3cr), WL 417-417L (3cr), WL 419-419L (3cr), WL 421 (3cr), WL 425-425L, WL 429-429L (3cr), WL 431-431L (3cr) 9 F/S Take 1 more Human Dimensions Select 1 from: NRM 300 or WL 420-420L 3 F/S Other Electives: Electives Take as needed to reach 120 credits Total Credits 120 Information Subject to Change. This is not a contract. For official program requirements, please refer to the undergraduate catalog at: http: //catalog.sdstate.edu/.
Student Student ID # Student Phone # Advisor(s) Minimum GPA 2.00 Minor/Career Interest B.S. in Biological Science Major: Wildlife and Fisheries Sciences 2017-2018 Sample 4-Year Plan First Year Fall Courses Prerequisites/Comments CR SEM GR First Year Spring Courses Prerequisites/Comments CR SEM GR NRM 119 Orientation Natural Resource Management NRM 119 is a required course 2 F ENGL 101 Composition I (SGR 1) 3 F/S BIOL 151-151L General Biology I and Lab (SGR 6) OR BIOL 101-101L (transfers only) 4 F NRM 110 Intro to Natural Resource Mgmt NRM 110 is a required course 3 F/S/Su BIOL 153-153L or BOT 201-201L or NRM 200-200L General Biology II & Lab (4cr), or Pre-req BIOL 153 is BIOL 151, Pre-Req General Botany & Lab (3 cr), or Animal for BOT 201 and NRM 200 is BIOL 101 Diversity & Lab (3 cr) or 151 3-4 S MATH 102 College Algebra (SGR 5) Math 102 or higher 3 F/S SGR #3 Social Sciences/Diversity (SGR 3) 3 F/S SGR #3 Social Sciences/Diversity elective 3 F/S WL 220 Intro Wildlife and Fisheries 3 F(OL)/S 15 SGR #4 Humanities/Arts Diversity (SGR 4) 3 F/S First Year Summer Courses 15-16 NRM 230 Natural Resource Mgmt Techniques SUMMER 3 SU Second Year Fall Courses Take 1st of 3 Organismal SPCM 101 Fundamentals of Speech (SGR 2) 3 F/S Third Year Fall Courses PHYS 101-101L OR PHYS 111-111L Survey of Physics Intro to Physics I For PHYS 111: MATH 102, 115, 120, 121, 123, 125, 281 or consent 3 16 4 F/S Second Year Spring Courses NRM/BIOL 311 Principles of Ecology 3 F SGR #4 Humanities/Arts Diversity elective 3 F/S CHEM 106-106L OR Chem Survey I and Lab OR General Math 101 or higher 4 F CHEM 108-108L OR Organic and Biochem (5cr), or Elem Pre-req Chem 106, Spring only. CHEM 112-112L Chemistry I and Lab Math 102 or higher CHEM 120-120L OR Organic Chem (4cr), or Organic Pre-req CHEM 106 or CHEM 112, Spring ENGL 201 Composition II (SGR 1) ENGL 101 3 F/S CHEM 326-326L Chemistry I and Lab (4cr) only. Prereq 4-5 F/S CHEM114 is required for CHEM326, Select: WL 355-355L or 367-367L WL 355 requires BIOL 101 or 151 pre-req 3 F Fall only. Take 2nd of 3 Organismal Select: WL 363-363L or WL 434-434L WL 363 requires NRM 311 3 S WL 412-412L Principles of Fisheries Mgmt and Lab WL 220, NRM 230 or department consent 3 S NRM 282-282L Natural Resource Statistics and Lab MATH 102 3 F Select 1 from: BOT 301-301L (3cr), 405-405L (3cr), 415-415L (3cr), or 419-419L (3cr), Botany 2-3 F/S ENGL 379 Technical Communication 3 F/S RANG 210-210L (2cr), or RANG 400 (1cr-spring only) Take 3rd of 3 Select: WL 355-355L or 367-367L WL 355 requires BIOL 101 or 151 pre-req 3 F Organismal WL 411-411L Principles of Wildlife Mgmt and Lab WL 363/L or WL 355/L 3 F 15-16 Third Year Spring Courses CEE 434, CHEM 328/L, PS 213/L, OR PS 243 Hydrology (3cr), or Organic Chemistry II and Lab (4 cr), or Soils and Lab (3 cr), or Principles of Geology (3cr) STAT 281 pre-req for CEE 434, CHEM 326 pre-req for CHEM 328, CHEM 106 or 112 pre-req for PS 213 and PS 243 Select 1st & 2nd out of Advanced list: EES 425-425L (3cr), EES 430-430L (3cr), NRM 450-450L (3cr), 3 choices from NRM 464 (3cr), NRM 466 (3 cr), NRM 482-482L (3cr), RANG 321 (3cr), WL 415- Advanced list 415L (3cr), WL 417-417L (3cr), WL 419-419L (3cr), WL 421 (3cr), WL 425-425L, WL 429-429L (3cr), WL 431-431L (3cr) 13-14 Free Electives See list of recommended electives 3-4 F/S 3-4 15-17 S 6 F/S Fourth Year Fall Courses BIOL 371 or Genetics BIOL 202-202L Genetics & Organismal Biology & Lab Fourth Year Spring Courses BIOL 101 or 151 pre-req BIOL 101 or 151, & CHEM 114 pre-reqs 3-4 F/S WL 430-430L Human Dimensions in WL & Fish required 3 S Select 3rd of 3 choices from Advanced list Advanced list: EES 425-425L (3cr), EES 430-430L (3cr), NRM 450-450L (3cr), NRM 464 (3cr), NRM 466 (3 cr), NRM 482-482L (3cr), RANG 321 (3cr), WL 415-415L (3cr), WL 417-417L (3cr), WL 419-419L (3cr), WL 421 (3cr), WL 425-425L, WL 429-429L (3cr), WL 431-431L (3cr) 3 F/S Free Electives See list of recommended electives 3-4 F/S Free Electives See list of recommended electives 3-4 F/S Free Electives See list of recommended electives 3-4 F/S Human Dimensions Select 1: NRM 300 or WL 420-420L NRLE 420 requires WL 220 and NRM230. Only offered Fall/Even years. 3 F/S Free Electives See list of recommended electives 3-4 F/S RANG 374-374L Nat Res Habitat Conserv, Mgmt and Restoration & Lab 4 F 15-19 13-15 Total Credits 120 Students are not limited to this plan; it is meant to be used as a guide for planning purposes in consultation with your advisor. The sample schedule is one possible path to completing your degree within four years. Information Subject to Change. This is not a contract. For official program requirements, please refer to the undergraduate catalog at: http: //catalog.sdstate.edu/.
Wildlife and Fisheries Sciences Course List Course Number and Title Prerequisites/Comments Credits BIOL 151-151L - General Biology I/Lab* (COM) 4 BIOL 153-153L - General Biology II/Lab* BIOL 151-151L; or NRM 200-200L or BOT 201-201L 3-4 BIOL 202-202L - Genetics and Organismal Biology/Lab BIOL 101 or 151, & CHEM 114 pre-reqs 4 BIOL 371 - Genetics or BIOL 202-202L; BIOL 101 or 151 3-4 BOT 301-301L - Plant Systematics (COM) BIOL 103 or BIOL 153 4 BOT 405-405L/505-505L - Grasses and Grasslike Plants/Lab BIOL 103 or BIOL 153 3 BOT 415-415L/515-515L - Aquatic Plants/Lab BIOL 103 or BIOL 153 3 BOT 419-419L - Plant Ecology/Lab (COM) (G) BIOL 103 and BOT 201, or BIOL 153 3 CHEM 106-106L - Chemistry Survey and Lab (COM) or CHEM 112-112L 4 CHEM 108-108L - Organic and Biochemistry and Lab (COM) CHEM 106; or CHEM 120-120L or CHEM 326-326L (CHEM 114 4-5 ENGL 379 - Technical Communication ENGL 201 3 NRM 119 - Orientation to Natural Resource Management 2 NRM 110 - Introduction to Natural Resource Management 3 NRM 230 - Natural Resource Management Techniques 3 NRM 282-282L - Natural Resource Statistics/Lab Math 102 3 NRM 300 - Laws and Public Policies in Natural Resource Management 3 NRM 311-311L - Principles of Ecology/Lab (COM) lab (1 credit) is optional and not required 3 NRM 450-450L - Freshwater Monitoring and Assessment/Lab 3 NRM 464 - Ecosystem Ecology NRM 311 3 NRM 466 - Environmental Toxicology and Contaminants/Lab 3 PHYS 101-101L Survey of Physics and Lab or PHYS 111-111L 4 RANG 210-210L - Range Plant Identification/Lab 2 RANG 374-374L - Natural Resource Habitat, Conservation, Management, and Restoration 3 RANG 400- Judging Teams (S01) 1 WL 220 - Introduction to Wildlife and Fisheries Management 3 WL 291 - Independent Study 1-3 WL 355-355L - Mammalogy/Lab BIOL 101 or 151 3 WL 363-363L - Ornithology/Lab(COM) NRM 311 4 WL 367-367L - Ichthyology/Lab 3 WL 411-411L - Principles of Wildlife Management/Lab WL 355 (or co-req.) and WL 363 3 WL 412-412L - Principles of Fisheries Management/Lab WL 220, WL 230 or department written consent 3 WL 415-415L/515-515L - Upland Game Ecology and Management/Lab WL 363-363L 3 WL 417-417L/517-517L - Large Mammal Ecology and Management/Lab WL 355-355L 3 WL 418-418L - Ecology of Aquatic Invertebrates 3 WL 419-419L/519-519L - Waterfowl Ecology and Management/Lab Department written consent for WL 419 only 3 WL 420-420L - Wildlife Law and Enforcement/Lab WL 220 and WL 230 3 WL 421/521 - Grassland Fire Ecology 3 WL 425-425L/525-525L - Wildlife Nutrition and Disease/Lab Department written consent for WL 425 only 3 WL 427-427L/527-527L - Limnology/Lab Department written consent 3 WL 429-429L/529-529L - Fish Ecology /Lab Department written consent 3 WL 430-430L - Human Dimensions in Wildlife and Fisheries/Lab (G) 3 WL 431-431L - Advanced Fisheries Management/Lab WL 412 3 WL 434-434L - Herpetology BIOL 101 or 151 3 WL 491 - Independent Study Department written consent 1-3 WL 492-492L/592-592L - Topics/Lab Department written consent 1-3 WL 494 - Internship Department written consent 1-12 WL 496 - Field Experience (COM) Department written consent 1-12
Important CURRICULAR information 1. Students must know what coursework is required to complete a Wildlife and Fisheries Sciences degree. Starting with your Junior year you should plan your remaining semesters of coursework so that alternate-year, semester-specific, and sequential courses can be correctly accommodated. 2. The American Fisheries Society (AFS) does not count D s in courses they require for certification. You can complete our degree requirements with D s as long as your cumulative GPA is at least 2.0. Most states at this time do not require AFS certification for their fisheries positions. However, some states, while not requiring AFS certification, follow AFS course and grade requirements. For example, Minnesota DNR does not require AFS certification, but does follow AFS course and grade requirements; they do not accept D s in courses required for minimum qualifications for their fisheries positions. 3. The Wildlife Society (TWS) certification requires 9 semester hours of Botany. 4. Students who transfer from other colleges and universities into our program should be especially careful about curricular planning. Often transfer students are allowed substitutions for some of our required courses. This may impact your meeting some certification and GS requirements. Transfers must be aware of certification requirements and plan accordingly. Certification: ASSOCIATE FISHERIES SCIENTIST Academic requirements for certification by the American Fisheries Society (AFS). SDSU courses that address the requirements are shown in parentheses; only courses needed to meet minimum requirements are shown. Only grades of C or better count for AFS certification. Go to the AFS web page for more specific information on certification. 1. Fisheries and aquatics courses - 12 semester hr (NRM 230; WL 220, WL 367, WL 412, WL 429, WL 431) 2. Other biological science courses must total 30 hr when added to the above courses (BIOL, EES, NRM, WL, and ZOOL prefixes all will count toward this requirement) 3. Physical science courses - 15 hr (CEE 434; CHEM 106, 108, 112, 120, 326, 328; PHYS 101, 111; PS 213, 243) 4. Math and statistics courses - 6 hr total; must include one calculus and one statistics, or two statistics (MATH 121, 123; NRM 282, 482) 5. Communications courses - 9 hr (Department requires 12 hr) 6. Human dimensions courses - 6 hr (ABS 475; NRM 300; WL 420; WL 430) Certification: ASSOCIATE WILDLIFE BIOLOGIST Academic requirements for certification by The Wildlife Society (TWS). SDSU courses that address the requirements are shown in parentheses; only courses needed to meet minimum requirements are shown. Go to the TWS web page for more specific information on certification. 1. Biological Science 36 total semester hr a. Wildlife Management 6 hr (NRM 230; RANG 374; WL 220, 411, 415, 417, 419, 425) b. Wildlife Biology 6 hr (WL 363, WL 355) c. Ecology 3 hr (NRM 311) d. Zoology 9 hr (BIOL 371, WL 367-367, WL 434-434L, BIOL 151-151L 2 hr, BIOL 153-153L 2 hr, NRM 200) e. Botany 9 hr (BOT 201, 301, 405, 415, 419; RANG 210-210L) (One course must deal with plant taxonomy or identification) 2. Physical Science 9 hr in two disciplines (CHEM 106, 108, 112, 120, 326, 328; PHYS 101, 111) 3. Quantitative Science 9 hr a. Basic Statistics 3 hr (NRM 282) b. Quantitative Science 6 hr (MATH 121, 123; NRM 482) 4. Humanities and Social Sciences 9 hr (SDSU requires 15 hr) 5. Communications 12 hr (Department requires 12 hr) 6. Policy, Administration, and Law 6 hr (ABS 475; NRM 300; WL 420; WL 430) Federal General Schedule (GS) QUALIFICATION STANDARDS The following General Schedule (GS) 400 Series (Biological Science) job classifications are ones for which Wildlife and Fisheries Sciences majors qualify with our basic requirements or can be met with some minimal additional coursework. Students should search the worldwide web (e.g., search GS-486 ) to ascertain specific course requirements for each series at the Office of Personnel Management web page. Education requirements for the 0485 Wildlife Refuge Management Occupational Series include one course in conservation biology. SDSU courses that meet this requirement include NRM 440 Restoration Ecology, NRM 464 Ecosystem Ecology, and WL 400 Habitat Conservation and Restoration. GS-401 General Biological Science GS-404 Biological Science Technician GS-408 Ecology Series (9 hr of ecology required) GS-410 Zoology GS-458 Soil Conservation Technician GS-480 Fish and Wildlife Administration GS-482 Fishery Biology GS-485 Wildlife Refuge Management GS-486 Wildlife Biology SELECTED POTENTIAL MINORS: See the Catalog for which you are responsible for course requirements Botany (18 credits) Chemistry (20 credits) Computer Science (18 credits) Criminal Justice (18 credits) Geographic Information Sciences (18 credits) Journalism (18 credits) Leadership & Mgmt of Nonprofit Organizations (18 credits) Rangeland Ecology and Management (18 credits) Statistics (18 credits) POTENTIAL Elective Courses Some listed courses have prerequisites ABS 475 Integrated Natural Resource Mgmt BIOL 373 Evolution BIOL 383 Bioethics BIOL 467 Parasitology BOT 201 General Botany CEE 434 Hydrology CJUS 201 Intro to Criminal Justice
CJUS 412 Crim. Prosecution & Defense CJUS 431 Criminal Law CJUS 433 Criminal Procedure CSC 150 Computer Science I CSC 205 Advanced Computer Applications CSC 250 Computer Science II ECON 101 Global Economics ECON 201 Principles of Microeconomics ECON 202 Principles of Macroeconomics ECON 372 Resource & Environ Economics EES 275 Intro to Environmental Science EES 425-425L Disturbance and Restoration Ecology and Lab GEOG 372-372L Introduction to GIS and Lab GEOG 473-473L GIS Data Creation/Integration and Lab GEOG 474-474L GIS: Vector & Raster Modeling and Lab LAKL 101 Intro Lakota I LAKL 102 Intro Lakota II MATH 125 Calculus II MATH 215 Matrix Algebra MICR 231 General Microbiology NRM 200 Animal Diversity NRM 405-405L Entomology and Lab NRM 466 Environ Tox & Contaminants (SAYE) PHIL 200 Intro to Logic PHIL 220 Intro to Ethics PHIL 331 Philosophy of Science PHIL 454 Environmental Ethics RANG 205-205L Intro to Range Mgmt and Lab RANG 210-210L Range Plant Identification and Lab RANG 374-374L Natural Resource Habitat Conservation, Management, and Restoration and Lab RECR 101 Parks & Society SOC 100 Introduction to Sociology SOC 351 Criminology STAT 210 Introduction to SAS STAT 410 Programming Using SAS STAT 441 Statistical Methods II STAT 442 Analysis Variance & Regression STAT 445 Nonparametric Statistics VET 403 Animal Diseases and Control WL 302 Animal Behavior (SAYO)
Wildlife and Fisheries Sciences Elective Groups Course # Course Title Prerequisites/Comments Credits Physical Science Group elective (3-4 cr required); select one course Course # Course Title Prerequisites/Comments Credits CEE 434 Hydrology STAT 281; fall 3 CHEM 328-328L Organic Chem II CHEM 326; spring 4 PS 213-213L Soils CHEM 106 or 112; fall or spring 3 PS 243 Principles of Geology CHEM 106 or 112; spring 3 Botany Group elective (3-4 cr required); select one course (3 courses required for TWS certification) Course # Course Title Prerequsites/Comments Credits BOT 301-301L Plant Systematics BIOL 103 or 153; spring 3 BOT 405-405L Grasses and Grasslike Plants BIOL 103 or 153; fall 3 BOT 415-415L Aquatic Plants BIOL 103 or 153; fall of odd-numbered years 3 BOT 419-419L Plant Ecology BIOL 103 or BIOL 153 or BOT 201; fall 3 RANG 210-201L Range Plant Identification fall 2 RANG 400 Judging Teams (S01) spring 1 Organismal Group electives (8-11 credits required); select three courses Course # Course Title Prerequsites/Comments Credits WL 355-355L Mammalogy BIOL 101 or 151; fall 3 WL 363-363L Ornithology NRM 311; spring 4 WL 367-367L Ichthyology fall 3 WL 418-418L Ecology of Aquatic Invertebrates fall of odd-numbered years 3 WL 427-427L Limnology fall of even-numbered years 3 WL 434-434L Herpetology BIOL 101 or 151; spring 3 Advanced Group electives (7-9 credits required); select three courses Course # Course Title Prerequsites/Comments Credits EES 425-525L Disturbance & Restoration Ecology NRM 311; fall of even-numbered years 3 EES 430-430L Biological Invasions fall of odd-numbered years 3 NRM 450-450L Freshwater Monitoring & Assessment fall of odd-numbered years 3 NRM 464 Ecosystem Ecology fall of even-numbered years 3 NRM 466 Environmental Toxicology & Contaminants spring of even-numbered years 3 NRM 482-482L Natural Resource Management Biometry NRM 282-282L; spring 3 RANG 321 Wildland Ecosystems spring of odd-numbered years 3 WL 415-415L Upland Game Ecol & Mgmt written consent, WL 363-363L; fall of even-numbered years 3 WL 417-417L Large Mammal Ecol & Mgmt written consent, WL 355-355L; spring of even-numbered years 3 WL 419-419L Waterfowl Ecol & Mgmt written consent; fall of odd-numbered years 3 WL 421 Grassland Fire Ecology fall of odd-numbered years, online 3 WL 425-425L Wildlife Nutrition & Disease written consent; spring of odd-numbered years 3 WL 429-429L Ecology of Fishes and Habitat written consent; fall of even-numbered years 3 WL 431-431L Adv Fisheries Management WL 412; fall of odd-numbered years 3
Wildlife and Fisheries Sciences Course Options Course # Course Title Prerequisites/Comments Credits ABS 475-475L Integrated Natural Resource Management/Lab (AW) Senior standing 3 BIOL 153-153L General Biology II/Lab* BIOL 151-151L 4 BIOL 371 Genetics or BIOL 202-202L; BIOL 101 or 151 3-4 BOT 301-301L Plant Systematics (COM) BIOL 103 or BIOL 153 4 BOT 405-405L Grasses and Grasslike Plants/Lab BIOL 103 or BIOL 153 3 BOT 415-415L Aquatic Plants/Lab BOT 301 3 BOT 419-419L Plant Ecology/Lab (COM) (G) BIOL 103 or BIOL 153 or BOT 201 3 CHEM 106-106L Chemistry Survey/Lab or CHEM 112-112L 4 CHEM 108-108L Organic & Biochemistry/L CHEM 106; or CHEM 120-120L or CHEM 326-326L (CHEM 114) 4-5 EES 425-425L Disturbance and Restoration Ecology NRM 311 3 ENGL 379 Technical Communication ENGL 201 3 NRM 200-200L Animal Diversity BIOL 101 or 151 3 NRM 230 Natural Resource Management Techniques WL 220 3 NRM 282-282L Natural Resource Statistics MATH 102; NRM 220 and 230 3 NRM 466- Environmental Toxicology and Contaminants 3 NRM 482-482L Natural Resource Management Biometry NRM 282 3 PHYS 101-101L Survey of Physics or PHYS 111-111L 4 WL 355-355L Mammalogy/Lab BIOL 101 or 151 3 WL 363-363L Ornithology/Lab(COM) NRM 311 4 WL 411-411L Principles of Wildlife Management/Lab WL 355 or WL 363 3 WL 412-412L Principles of Fisheries Management/Lab WL 220, WL 230 or department written consent 3 WL 415-415L Upland Game Ecology and Management/Lab WL 363-363L 3 WL 417-417L Large Mammal Ecology and Management/Lab WL 355-355L 3 WL 418-418L Ecology of Aquatic Invertebrates 3 WL 419-419L Waterfowl Ecology and Management/Lab Department written consent for WL 419 only 3 WL 420-420L Wildlife Law and Enforcement/Lab WL 220 and WL 230 3 WL 425-425L Wildlife Nutrition and Disease/Lab Department written consent for WL 425 only 3 WL 427-427L Limnology/Lab Department written consent 3 WL 429-429L Ecology of Fishes and Habitat Department written consent 3 WL 431-431L Advanced Fisheries Management WL 412 3 WL 434-434L Herpetology BIOL 101 or 151 3 WL 491 Independent Study Department written consent 1-3 WL 492-492L Topics/Lab Department written consent 1-3 WL 494 Internship Department written consent 1-12 WL 496 Field Experience (COM) Department written consent 1-12